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AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR.

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TuHRHUS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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SDhn.
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store Der Is b r. Bell.
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Sutpelen, Cobb unb SilbersW aarer.
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Onung& NrnoIb.
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246 Commerce @irabe, finbet man cine
bor3iglide Nuspahl bpn Suwelen offer
Nrt, 9%iamanten, llbreir, SilbersM aas
rsa &C. gu mdBisen preiien.
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etdotiide SerorSnlllts.

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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
WEKxDILE@ ALE GROCER

figure. January lard ranged at So 2,Ke6 80,
o5tng at the iSttor fgHre. January sh 1Tt TlDs
RANGED at Sc 1905 30, closing at 81 so.
Leading futures closed as foil Tvs: Wheat
November 7l753; January 10 &c; December 73c;
Az; December 4lAc;, May 45c.
SIC nsss Ak; p0ff February Esf So 1', 57x Nay
ST. 97H; lErd November S. 27&; December
Sc 277I: January Sc 321a; May Sc 62Ri snort
ribs. January Sc 30; February St 511: G s,.h
prices eady and unchanged. Wheat, No. 2
red 1880 No corn 42s9413ac. Mess pork per
barrel, ct So 1908 20. Lard per lCO ponnds,
at Sc 321ld6 35. Snort ribs sides. loose, Sc 40.
Dry salted shoulders, boxed, S. 00G5 20. Short
clear side3, boxed, So s00l W.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Coffae-SpOt faic; Rio
dull at lSIc; options 20 to % points lower, an q
lie a active. sales sec, 200 bags; November IL 20
0l6 %: december 10 i 6l6 - January 10 SO6
Is So: February 10 756l5 80; March Is Tools so;
April 10 65GI5 20, May 10 506l5 65; June 10 a.
ais rs; July 10 30; August Is COILS 20; Septem.
Der IA 0S615 90; November II 0S; December IA 90
ala 49, Sugar-Market quiet ard firm; re
fining qnoted at II 1665Hc; refined quiet; oil
a 5HG5%c: standard A 615 a &C; cut loaf and
cruahed 70715c; powdered 6AG638c; granu-
lated 6 s.; cubes 6%G6zsc Molasses dull and
weak.
NEW ORLEANS, La. Nov. Flour quiet
and steady choice So 20G3 80; fancy $31O03 10
extra fancy 81 Ot641 10; extra fancy winter
wheat patents 81 1904 60; Minnesota Patent
process 81 1904 &c. Corn quiet but steady
mixed aud white SEC; yellow 5s@57c. Oa.s
steaoy and fail; demand; No. at 9Hs
ass. Cornneal easier a. s. 80. Hog
products easier. Pork $13 Is. Lard 81 so.
Bull meats-HhouTders s. -; long clear and
clear ribs Sc 87l070U. Bacon-Saoulters,
S. S715; Ong clear and clear ribs So 10. II ms
Sll 5J612 80. CctTee unsettled; Rio l115@
2O5Sc. Rice ticmer at 4G5c. Cotton
iced products quiet but steady; prime crude oi,
p n SOC; summed yellow 36S37c; cake and meal
SIG 5O@2O 90. Sugar quiet but steady; open
kettle prims lie; fully fair 425c; oentrifu'
gas, plantation eranulated exc; of do. ga
635c; choice white 6@64c; of white h35 @5&G;
fed 505 l-I6c: seconds 615G5Hc. he1ssses
dull: open kettle, choice 42043c; strictlyprime
4Oc; centr!fugals, choice 3jc; ttrictly prime 29c
3O3; good rime 27G2S5; syrup 31G36c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
Live Stock Markst.

NEW YORK.. Nov. 2.-Beeves-Receipts IS ca 1
loaus for the market, and Fl carloads Jog
sla Ight erers direct, and % car loads were on
sale from previous arrivals. The trade was
very dull al barely former figures for good ma
tiyes and at lowest figures of the year for com
mon natives anG range cattle. Common to fancy
rangers from So O'03 so, In GLIDING more than
20O at s. C0d3 B.; bulls from s. 2062 80.
sheep receip II, 400; Glow trade, weak and de-
pressed for common and ordinCrY offerings,
Guided s1eep at g 75o4 so per 100 pounds, and
lambs S. C0G6 37H.
ST. LOUIE. mo-, Nov. 2.-Cattle-ReceipSe
400; ehipm ents 2600 market Gull fair to choice
neavy native steers S. 1904 60: butchers' steers.
neCiun to cnoice, 81 9J@3 60, tatr to good
steers 5000 90 rangers, common to GOOD corn
fed, s. O0G3 90. Hogs-Receipts 1900; snip
ments 300; market active and shade lower;
prices ranging from So 706l 90. Sbeep-Re-
ceipts 1900; shipments none: marser firm; fair
to fancy So 1904 90; lambs So S004 60.
KANSAS CITY sMO., Nov. 2-Cattle- receipts
6l66: shipments 1881; corn fed and eho.ce
range steady; common weak and shade lower;
gonn to choice corn fed 81 25G4 5; common to
sgeers 81 65G3 %; COWS 81 25G2 so; praa S range
steers 81 SOAP T.. Hogs-Rece'pts l2,l 0; ma
ket opened heavy, five points lawer, light anc
stexdy; good to choice 81 2514 80; common to
medium s. s004 10 Sheep-Receipts $50; ship
ments 696; market eady; good 10 choice
81 1913 So; common to medium 81 5002 60.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 2.-Cattle Receipts
1I,OJn; shipments $4,000; 'narket 70 IOc lower
for most grades; shipping steers 81 63@s 10;
stockers and feeders 81 SOAP 81; COWS, bulls
90; western rangers ES1 9t63 25. HOgs-Re
c=ipts 320G; market 50l0c lower; rough and
mix ed 81 200t So; packing ann shioping s. BOO
60; light S. 30@4 45 sheep-Re ceipts 5000;
shipments 20C0; market shade hiIher for
best; natives 81 %; western s. 1908 60; lambs
81 C065 SO; Texan 81 00G3 o..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03

small box, 65c; vsrmicelli. email box, CSC;
catsup in bulk, per gallon. s5e: Woreester
sauce IN bulk, per gallon, 81 Is. Mixed pickles,
sugar-kine powdered, bbls. s9zc, do hslf
bbls, &c; cut Lost, bbls, sAc; do half bbls &c;
graduated, bbls, 7Ic; standard A,71lc; choice
fancy 73So
Rice-Louisiana, new 5Xe6Xc.
HORSES AND MULE5-In car or train l0ad
lots: Mexican mares, TX to l5H hands high.
unbroksn, SIS GOALS 90 per head; Mexicsn
mares, lsH to II hancs high, unbroken, SIS COG
y co per head; Mexicen mares, Is to 10 hands
high, unbToksn, SO 00@25 90 per head; Texas
mares. Is to Il hands high, unbrcken, $40 0OS
50 90 per head; Texas mares, Il to 10 hands
high, unbroken, $50 001z0 90 her head: Texas
mares, Is to I6 hands high, unbTcke1, $40 OOS
| so &C per head; Texas horses, Is to handb
high unbroken, sos G0G30 90 per head; Texas
horses, IA to Is hands high, unbroken, $50 00G
so 90 per heat; Mexican horses, Is to Il hands
high, unbgoken, sIs 00625 co per kead; Mex.
can horses, IA TO 10 hands high. anbroken. S25 90
$50 co per head; Mexican l. mules. l2h to u
hands high, unbroken, S25 00050 90 per head;
Texas mules, Is to 163< hands high, broke, 500 90
1150 90; American draft horses, l6 to 16K nsnGs
hign. broke. $100@l75 co. From 81 TO S. &c
HIDES AND sK1NS-No. heavy D F hldes.
No. light &C.
green sailed SC; butcneIs' green 3a4%c; shear
1ings zoe; pelts 40675c.
MoLAssEs-Prine reboiled Sc; ckoice 5Oo;
ancy 55c.
NUTS - Peanuts, 6K97Kci pecans. Sc;
almonds. zoe; Brazil nuts, l5c peg b; flberth,
loo per D English walnuts, 15e per b.
NAns-s3 70 per reg, uasis 100; burden
horseshoe per keg S.; Perkins, same, SIS 9Oi
Walker. same, SIS SO; burden mule S.; north
western horseshoe nails, No. 4, Doc; No. 5. 26ci
No, &, 23c; No. 2lc; No. s, zoe; Lakes" NO: 4,
45c; No. s. 26c; No 6, 22o; No. I, 20c; No. s. lso;
Aueeble, sans. No. T. 45c; No. 8, 2lci No. 6, 2lci
No. Z, 19c; No. 6, 16c.
POULTRY-Weq quote: Young frying chickens
q 0002 25 per doz; old hens g 10 per doE.
turkeys 40@G0c each.
WHISRY-Rectifed 81 lO91 so, as per proof
sour mash. two years old, 81 COOL 70; thrss
years old, 81 9OG2 20; fancy extra old WhiHky.
81 00eo5 90.
WOOL-Bright light medium, six to eight
months Chg, 16@lSc; heavy l3Gl6c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
ON CHANGE.
Spot Cotton Unchanged, Futures Gen
orally One Point Lever
M0n5y Market Easy
wheat Opened Firm, Fluetuated Narrowly
and CLOSED Lower-Livsistock Trans-
actions Brisk.
Daily Review.
GAZETTE UFFIUh,
RORr WORTH. TEx.. Nov. ,, 1851. /

EOkI nO61fas AE1'i NOSs "a 1851
Eggs have gone up 14c. The market
has been totally depleted of them in the
last two days.
Young frying chickens are very pIenti-
full on the market now, and ere quoted
down.
The receipts of cotton fell off slightly
to-day. Low grades are selling rather
under quotations below.
Pecsns are marked down to sc.
THE COTTON CROP.
The receipts of cotton up to date et the
interior towns and the ports are so far
ahead of last year as to lead to wrong i'm
pressions. This state OF facts is due not
to the better crops ss compared with last
year, but to the earlier maturity and
more rapid picking. This is the invari-
able report, and its correctness will very
soon be demonstrated by the sudden drop
in receipts ct all cotton points. Dealers
understand the situation no Wever, end
there has been no drop in prices. The
situation would indicate better prices be-
fore the season is over, but whether the
producer or buyer will get the benefit is
yet TO be seen.
II the planters do not make the big cot
ton crop expected some months ago, they
will be in better trim for another years
farming operations. They will not have
empty corn cribs, but on all farms there
will be suf1ciency for bread and stock
feeding purposes. This has not been the
case in many years. Full corn cribs leads
to stock raising;and both lead to financial
independence.-[ Montgomery Advertiser.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
Sales 81, 500 bales.
GENERAL EARKETs,
uYndnca and ProYiaionn.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. 2.-Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat was firm all day until the
ping l-16c. No. led cash II 69T2&c; Novem-
Der 1%c; December 731S@733Gc, closing sat
73Xc; January 744c; May. s035 6s0Sc cloeing
at EYE o0th pFn 0n. Gasn 1Sc Nc
o oay steady tyDft cash asssa9e; Sovem6sr
24%c; May 2S5sc. Cornm6Ieal7s!eady at s. 49,
Pork-Summer cured So 3D. Lard S. 1906 20
Dry salt meats-Boxed shoulders 81 s71z@5 90;
long clears S. S71z@6 6711; clear ribs Sc 671@
SHOULDERS S. SIX; long clesrs 81 5007 6776 clear
ribs 81 10; short clears S. 0066 i216. Hams
steady at $ll f06l2 so. Afternoon board: Wheat
January 1879 bid; May 500 asket. Corn
Dull; November $3.50; December 372$c; jan
uary SS5S;; May 4lAc. Oats-Quiet; Deem
Der CSC.
CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 2.-There was moder-
ate busine-s transacted in The wheat market
to d.y, but it was chiefly of local character.
There was some buying offtrs before local
clined. Liberal receipts IL the southwest,
however, had soma effect In checking the ad-
vaucing tendency. December wheat opened az
5S3<c, and the whole range was between 1890
1870, C osinx at 7314673%s. Corn DEVELOPED q
firmtr feeling to- day, anu prices ruled some
what stronger, wni, h was due mainly to the
free buying at times Of November b.
prominent local operators. The market
opened shade higher, was easy for the time,
ten ruled firm, advancing &c for November
aud "a sc TOR other futures. The mars ct ruled
steady and closed with November and NAV at
Yesterday s closing igures-4l14c, 45c and 451Sc
respectively. ProVisiOns were moderately act
I've, but the feeling was not quite SO strong and
prices were lightly inclined in favor or the
buyers. Receipts of hogs we're liberal, and the
prices lower. ard this had weak
ening influence on the provision market,
and In measure checked inquiry for leading
speculative articlee. Deferred deliveries at
tracted most attention. Trading was fair at
about former figures. January mess pork
ranged at si2 506l2 SIX, clo.ing at the latter
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
Bryan,

psi to the Gazette.
BRYAY, TEX Nov. 2 -Reverend l. j.
hiel, formerly one OF the proprietors
''The Texas Blade" 8 newspaper of
place and VINO Was editing the paper,
Just sold his interest TO Captain D.
Dawson of this place, who now is the
proprietor OF the "Bl&de." Mr.
n!el will resume his profession here as
tini5teE Of the P. esbyterian church.
|oan Kfc, the Bohemian who was ad-
bed insane few days since, died and
buried here yesterday.
m Fisk, the reputed luratic from
lHeSsee, has made his escape from s
pate house here, and has not since
p hard Of or seen by the authorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
Struck Lubricating OIL.
'la to the Gazette,

~ ~ lne Gazette.
AlEsTNE, TEX, Nov. 2.-The PAles-
ferOleum Company struck lubricat-
Oh this morning st a depth Of fifty
| ieet, on the Worley fsrm, ten miles
u Palestine. The vein WAS struck
Eng the pump, and the oil, sample
F1 " was brought in this evening by
nnOfley, is of first-rste quality. Cap
Oaumage and other directors of the
TsSly Will visit the well tomorrow
" purpose of learning the value and
Fas Of the find
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
RheumRtlsm A.

ndOubtedly caused BY lactid acid in
0lOod. Thisscid attacks the ti0rous
les, and csuses ne pains and aches
he back, shoutlers, knees, ankles.
, and wrists. sTd6lsand ots people
found in Reod'sssSarssplrilla a
i've cure fof rheumatism. This
lcne, by itss purifyingaction, neu-
les the scidiyDf the blood, and also
Us up and strengthens the whole
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
conMERCIAL RESUME.

Fl
SrsJ to the Gazette.
Err YORK. Nov. 2-Rsil"ay bonds
:, closed as follows: Fort Worth
& H,pver City st 814; Texas Central at
Tev,s snd Pacific rios at 65; Hcus-
.-d Texas rs at 112; Missouri, Ksr-
/ md Texss 6's at 80; SIS at 694.
kouey, per cent.
k.srl.Eg quiet
krsnments unchanged.
! ugsr firm
sT5est strong.
sotOn two points higher.
kl728,
f,Hse ruled steady.
.nvrRNyENTs, STOCKS AND BONDS.
fyv YORK, Nov. 2-The stock mar
4 t,.dsv was d shade more active, but
! temper Of speculation YVES not SO
/ is1 as Yesterday, though the market
I'D firm un&ertOne throughout.
4 market was quite ieverish in the
, ds.liugz, and Missouri Pacific was
Et while PeoriS, Decatur and Evans
i Colorado Coal, Manitoba ard few
sprs were strong. The firm tcne grad
II oyerspread the entire list, and
Etp,tions became small and business
HI Delaware and Hudson and Union
si8c then took the lead and
IA increased activity further advances
Il made in the afternoon, the best
rs Of the day being recorded about 2
H.. A material reaction occurred in
last hour, and the close was quiet but
evC close to the opening figures. AZ
se1ersl thing prices are irregular as
kpsTed with those of last evening,
i ere shout evenly divided between
HIS and losses, generally for
sCao1s only, but Missouri Pacific
Il Il, while Colorado Coal, Dela-
he and Hudson and Manitoba
b rose l per cent
k,ilroad bonds moderately active.
Aras and Texas issues were aggin the
A.uya, being somewhat feverisE, though
BIZ d1ctustions were less violent than
se, end their final changes were IN
EpGrisnt.
bovernment bonds we're dull aad
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
COTTON MARKETS.
Esc.ipta ct All Un;ted States Porta.
Galveston.

GALvEsTcr. TEX, Nov. Cotton - Spot
closed steady and Unchanged.
Gross receipts, 462 bales.
Sales, 1928 bales.
Exports, 3073.
Shipments coGstwise, none.
Rail shipments, none.
stock rs AS baIee.
Low ordinary, exc; ordinary, 715c; good Or
dinary, SIC; low mic ding, 1l-l6c; miudlirg
exc; gooo middling, 92sc; middling fair, 95Sc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. 2.-Wool h not
changed in price; manu- lecturers are buying
very closely; the stock of choice woods has
been greatly reduced; inferior qualities are
coarse braid. I5022c; low sandy, 1O01S:;
fine light, l6@2Oc; fue heavy, 12@18 /;
tub washed, choice, 36a40c; far, 44a45c; low,
30632c.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03

j., usniaOn Aldermsnic Electton.
tAl to the Gazette.
.IISStseN, TEX, Nov. 2.-Ths election
-trreL n in the Fourth ward resulted
= Hogg receiving 81 and Tam Me-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-11-03
Meg OFiS anEs

NEW ORLEANS. La. Nov. 2.-Costoa-spot
closed quiet and unchanged.
Sales 500 ba!eE.
Stock 247,022 bales
Low ordinary 6%c; ordinarv Io; GOOD
Ordinary SIC; low middling SIC; middling
SIS; good m!ddling 9hc; middling fair SO
fair 105sc.
Futures opened steady, closed dull, February
and May point lower, otner months IN
changed.
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FINANCIAL
ENGLISH CONsOLs,

ENGLISH CONSOLS,
LONDON, Nov 2.-Consols closed at 10 l5-l6i
for money; silver AID.
MONEY.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-Money on call easy at
304 per cent; closed offered at 3 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper Gas per cent. Sterling
exchange dull but steady as 81 S04 for sixty
day bills, and 81 S51S for demand.
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, w Y, snd HoFe omen read this Il Fl I'D Sal
SA most Excellent Eminent anong
Z Z ~ take pieasure IN endorsing at as 8
: sslAeoy for scratchcs.
JANIS THOMAS,
Franklin Roa3, near BaGfmoIe.
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You Won't nj IS 1t.

ss,i Su!if necessary to pay fer q years
stpp t 70 to the Weekly GAzKTTE. II
\ ~. me Daily, send the Weekly TO
erti ,elGs In the old states, and help
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Blinky Morgan to Hang

l. I-syElAND, OHIO, Nov. 2.-The jury
- - case Of "Blinky" Morgan, on trial
,,..seana, Ohio, for the murder Of
= .uE W Hnlligan, returned verdict Of
" u murder in the first degree.
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New YORK,

NEW YORK, Nov. o. Cotton-spot closed
quiet,ard unchanged.s
-ales, 266 haIes.
Stock, Is, 1876 bales.
Ordinary, 7c; good ordinary, 1-l6c;
low cdiddling, 94c; middling. 93.c; good mid
Cling, 925c; middlinR tsir. 1910.
Futures closed barely steady and point lower
than yesterdays close.
Golnc 81 enO
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liverpool

LIVERPOOL. Nov. Cotton Spot closed
steady and unchanged.
middling 55d; middl!ng Uplands 5-l6d;
N tddllng Orleans 8 I'D.
Total sslea 1890; American $500.
5; Imports 5000; American $500.
Futures closed q4iet and generally 1-64 points
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Ths CoRee Msrkes,
Tbs &onI Market

GALVESTON, TEX, Nov. 2,-Co1ee - I'm
changed.
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IN WALL STREET.
s,.eE Kgrket q Shade Hsre
s,i,a with The Temper CT
snqeuIaiion Less Bullisb.

.,,y Pr,css Abous Equally Divided
OO'. Gains and Losses Gen
O''" ,rally for Frscsicns Only.
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rule 70 be observed
court in impanDellDg
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of the strength OF one to 500. The cap
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